j ^ ' J Herald & Lantern 20 June '84

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Ticks May Carry Serious Diseases

COURT HOUSE - The tick season is upon us and residents of .Cape May County are reminded by Andrew W. Melchiorre. of the county Health Department. to be careful in grassy and wooded areas where ticks most frequently reside

Pet owners should be aware that their dogs and cats often bring ticks into the house and deposit them in rugs and on furnishings. There are two reportable tick-borne diseases which occur in New Jersey: Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and Lyme Disease Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever must be recognized and treated early to prevent fatalities. The fever is transmitted by the bite of infectious ticks. Several tick species can transmit the disease, the most common in our area being the American Dog tick. Dermacenter variabilis. THE INCUBATION period for Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever varies from two to 14 days. While symptoms vary, typically there is a sudden onset of fever, chills, generalized aches and severe headache. In two to six days a rash appears. usually starting on the extremities and progressing to cover the entire body. Lyme disease is a ticktransmitted disease which occurs mainly from April to December in Central and Southern New Jersey. More than 70 percent of the cases appear in June or July. Lyme disease is also characterized by a rash which begins two to 14 days after a tick or "insect " bite

and in 45 percent of the cases is accompanied by. fever, malaise and fatigue and sometimes headache and stiff neck. The rash may look like a "target" and be warm, itchy. or tender. There may be pain or swelling of one or more of the large joints, especially the knees. The usual course of treatment is oral penicillin or tetracycline.

It is important to wear protective clothing and repellents when exposure to ticks is considered like ly. Persons and household pets with likely exposure to ticks should be examined once to twice daily and all ticks removed using forceps. Environmental use of pesticides is not considered effective except in very circumscribed areas of heavy tick infestation

Boys ' State Delegates Selected Gary Hand, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hand of Court "House, and Peter Morano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morano of Green Creek, have been selected as Middle Township High School "I delegates to the American d Legion Boy's State d Program. The J9th Annual Boys' State Program, being held at Rider College Sunday to June 23. is designed to encourage young men with leadership abilities to take a more active part in local, state and national government Hand and Morano are being sponsored by the Court House Post 198 and Stone Harbor Post 333. respectively. and were selected on the basis of scholarship and leadership During the week these young men will I participate in a mock assembly, .thereby gaining insight into the working ot the legislative branch of the government They will also be invited to par ticipate in various social, athletic, and enrichment activities

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Delegates To Girls' State LAWRENCE VI LLE j Christine Bond, daughter I of Mr and Mrs Charles

r Bond of Court House. Doreen Marriner. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank J Marriner of Rio Grande. !a n d Melody Co 1 e s . daughter of Mr. and Mrs David Coles of Dennisville. have been selected to par j ticipate in the American i Legion Auxiliary Girls I State Program at Rider • College. Lawrenceville. June 24 to 29 Bond is sponsored by the | Stone Harbor Auxiliary, j Coles by the Court House Auxiliary, and Marriner by the North Wildwood I Auxiliary The Girls' State Program is designed to encourage young women with an in ' terest in government and leadership to participate as adults in local, state and national government It encourages good citizenship and scholarship, which are included in the criteria for selection Christine. Doreen. and Melody will take part in a mock legislative assembly

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